I think you all have hit the nail on the head.

The head of them is perfectly round, so I can't figure out how to remove them.Do I just remove them like a nail?

I suggest everyone look up "Equity Stripping" any lien on any property that is relying on equity to cover the debt owing can get you nailed.

We had one guy that rolled up in a Ghostbusters van and tried to con us into paying him $7K to use his mystical equipment to fix a fungus problem under a house.

I'm considering having someone recreate another drawer left in the vanity or just create a drawer front that I can glue/nail down as a false drawer to save some money.Any suggestions to how to get this done as cheap as I can?

I'd say that so far, I'm leaning towards new siding, I'm going to have to get an exact price on what that would cost and make a final budget, because there are several other items that are still not totally nailed down as far as either if we'll do them or not and others like the new carpet where we could spend more or less.

A good HML will have this all nailed down and be lending to folks they have lended to many times.What your describing is what one would do if they are lending to someone they have never lent to before etc. 

I make a small hole in the caulk tube with a finish nail and wipe with a vasoline coated finger, keeps caulk from sticking to you, better yet, get a box of surgical gloves or hospital gloves and toss it when done.

So it says meet 100 MPH wind speed and ANSI 1234 which for plywood is a minimum of X/X" thick sheathing fastened with X nails every X" OR fastened with Y staples every Y".

If you get nailed for some violation then your business license can be pulled/denied which will lead to conducting business without a license, if you do and have subsequent violations that can just lead to jail.